ICTs and Pedagogy

I think this is amazing because all children deserve the opportunity to learn

The Blog of a teacher who loves to teach

Pinterest is a great way to find creative and exciting ideas for teaching and learning!

This blog establishes great insight into how educators can continue on to develop their understanding about teaching and learning.

This website is full of helpful blogs by numerous teachers. It not only provides insight into creating effective learning episodes but it also highlights key resources that teachers can use when teaching.

Catering for all students.

This is very interesting

A early childhood blog that share photos and stories about teaching, learning, creating, document design. This blog has great ideas for different teaching resources.

I came across this page today while searching for some teachers. They also have a store on the "Teachers pay teachers" website/store and i love all the displays and other things they have.. will definitly be looking at their store when I'm doing up my resources

I founds this blog that seems really interesting with loads of great resources for early childhood educators!

They have a support package for children going from Kindergarten to Prep and some teaching articles

A blog of an Early Childhood teacher who uses differentiated instruction to develop fun learning activities to help develop fine motor skills in young children. This teacher uses a variety of fun art activities that help children learn site words and sounds, letter formation and recognition, word construction and learning to count and sort shapes, while also strengthening up the children's fine motor skills.

The Blog of a teacher, childcare worker and mother of 6.  A mixture between DIY activities, fun projects, art ideas and photography.  Very crafty, very colourful, very cool!!

This American teacher's blog is a mix between awesome free downloads, behaviour management tips and teacher humour. She also has a Facebook page called Mrs. Russell's Room.

The blog of an American Substitute teacher.

As discussed in yesterday's tutorial. How do ICT's feed into some of these?